Here is a quick summary of the basic text entry rules.
Click on the button at the bottom of any editable page
to see the source of that page (this page is not editable).
Use WikiSandbox to practice.
Or if you wish do entry linebreaks with <Return>, that's ok too.
When the browser displays the text, it will fill the lines and break them on
the nearest word boundary until a blank line is reached.
You can force a single line break
like this with two closing brackets "))".
Four or more "-" (hyphens) on a line will generate a horizontal rule.
With a WikiWord you automatically create a HyperLink reference to another page, the WikiWord if it exists, or a prefixed "?" if it doesn't. (Follow ?-link to create page.)
Top heading in text, H1 reserved for page title
Subheading in text.
Sub-subheading, smallest useful
Multiple single quotes are used to display strong text (two quotes '' usually displays as bold) and emphasized text (three quotes ''' usually displays as italic).
So-called preformatted text can be inserted for special effects:
This line is preformattedand so is this one.
Note that the browser doesn't merge them as before.
because by adding the space the text is,
again, preformatted.
You might also notice that the font changed from a proportional one to a fixed one but that is a matter determined by the browser and not this server.
To find out how to use Greek letters in your pages, check the Greek Letters Help
Example | Representation | HTML Tag |
* One * Two * Three |
| <UL> |
* One ** A ** B * Two |
| |
# One # Two # Three |
| <OL> |
!!!! Heading | Heading | <H4> |
!!! Heading | Heading | <H3> |
!! Heading | Heading | <H2> |
""Sample (two double quotes) | Sample | <BLOCKQUOTE> |
''Test'' (two single quotes) | Test | <EM> |
'''Test''' (three single quotes) | Test | <STRONG> |
----- | <HR> | |
Text1))Text2 | Text1 Text2 | <BR> |
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